Category Archives: Elections

Politically Correct Gay Bashing

     The Left claim that slurs against lesbians and gays are so horrible so as to be “H8 speech” and unprotected by the 1st Amendment.  Funny, then, how the most spiteful and bigoted anti-gay slurs are spewed by those very same … Continue reading

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California to Ban Anyone Affiliated with the Boy Scouts from Some Elected Offices

     California is poised to declare that the Boy Scouts practice “invidious discrimination” because they don’t allow gay scoutmasters.  The result of this is that is would prohibit any judge in California from being affiliated with the Boy Scouts.  Since Superior … Continue reading

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Quick Takes – Whiteness as a Disease, Logic & Reason is Racist, and How Vote Fraud is the New Social Justice

     Another “quick takes” on items where there is too little to say to make a complete article, but is still important enough to comment on.      The focus this time: Logic + Being White + The Integrity of the Vote = … Continue reading

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Is Democrat Iowa Senate Candidate Braley this Year’s “Todd Akin”?

     In 2012, an unnecessary and idiotic remark destroyed Todd Akin and allowed an unpopular incumbent Senator to loose, and likely also contributed to the loss of the Indiana Senate seat.  The Democrats hounded the Republicans as being anti-woman and pro-rape. … Continue reading

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Ross Miller’s House of Cards

     Looks like Nevada Attorney General candidate, zombie rights advocate, and “clown car” Nevada Secretary of State, has yet more problems to deal with. Tweet

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Six Californias: An Analysis of Splitting California Into Six States

     A Silicon Valley venture capitalist, Tim Draper, is circulating an initiative measure to split California into six states.  Here we present a quick look at what that would mean politically.      First let us look how the state would be broken … Continue reading

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The Detriment of Early Voting

     Early voting has become increasingly popular.  In stead of everyone voting on the same day, up to a month is given in some states over which people can vote.  In Nevada, for example, 2/3 of all votes were cast before … Continue reading

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Bipartisan Assault on Marriage and the Nevada Constitution

     Democratic Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto and Republican Governor Brian Sandoval have conspired to overthrow the Constitution that binds them.  We are a nation based on the rule of law where the law emanates from the people, both past … Continue reading

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Taking on the Entitlement Mentality

     Texas state Representative Scott Turner gave the keynote address at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.      It is a refreshing speech that emphasized that the path to success is not to act entitled to anything or demand you be given something … Continue reading

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Nevada’s own “Napoleon XIV½” Throws a Temper Tantrum

     Nevada’s own “Napoleon XIV½” Jon Ralston threw a temper tantrum on his blog about how Sen. Dean Heller’s office was sooo unprofessional.  Why?  Because Heller’s office had better things to do than to cater to (yet another) malignant narcissist, who … Continue reading

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